thyn-ai feedback

Public issue intake for the open-source tooling around Algenta and for the Codna GitHub App — one place to report a bug, request a feature, or ask a question about any thyn-ai product.

Report a bug · Request a feature · Ask a question · Discussions · Contributing · Support · Security

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One place to report a bug, request a feature, or ask a question about any thyn-ai product: Algenta, Codna, Telys, Sqai, or the accounts portal.

This repo holds only issues — there's no code here. Product source lives in each product's own repo (some private); this is the public front door regardless of where the code lives.

What belongs here — and what does not

Belongs here

• Bug reports, feature requests, and usage questions about any thyn-ai product — Algenta (the engine, the SDKs, the framework integrations, mojo-kernels), Codna (the GitHub App, the CLI, the MCP server), Telys, Sqai, the accounts portal, and the docs — whether or not that product's source is public.
• Reports filed for you by codna report or the codna_report_bug MCP tool. They land here as ordinary issues.
• Open-ended discussion, ideas, and show-and-tell, in Discussions.

Does not belong here

• Security vulnerabilities. A public issue is a public disclosure. Report privately — see SECURITY.md for the right channel for each product.
• Code changes to a product. Pull requests go to the repository that owns the code (see Related repositories). Pull requests here are for the templates, the documents, and the automation in this repository itself — see CONTRIBUTING.md.
• Account, billing, or license details. Anything specific to your account is faster and safer through the accounts portal than in a public issue.

Reporting a bug

Pick whichever is easiest:

• In your browser — open a bug report. Pick the product from the dropdown; that's what routes it.
• From the terminal — if you have codna installed:

  codna report "short title of the problem" --product codna

  This fills in your version and platform automatically. Add --attach-diagnostics to include a redacted codna doctor snapshot. No GitHub account handy? It prints a pre-filled link instead of failing.
• From an AI agent — codna's MCP server exposes a codna_report_bug tool with the same fields as the CLI. If your agent is connected to codna mcp, it can already file here.
• From a script — the templates are plain GitHub issue forms, so gh issue create --repo thyn-ai/feedback --template bug_report.yml or the REST API works too.

What happens after you file

The product you picked in the dropdown gets applied as a product:<name> label automatically — that's what routes it. A maintainer triages every report from there. For eligible bugs, Codna's own automated fixer can pick it up and open a verified fix PR in the right repo — the same pipeline that fixes issues inside our own projects, pointed at whatever you reported. That's a deliberate human-in-the-loop step (a maintainer applies one label to trigger it), not something that fires on every issue automatically.

The labels involved — needs-triage, product:<name>, codna-fix, codna-secure — are described in CONTRIBUTING.md.

Security vulnerabilities

Don't file those here. A public issue is a public disclosure. SECURITY.md lists the right private channel for every product: the open-source repositories' own SECURITY.md files, and this repository's Security → Report a vulnerability tab or security@algenta.ai for the proprietary ones.

Suggestions

Feature requests get their own template and are read the same way bug reports are — they just don't carry an automated fix path.

Related repositories

Open-source tooling around Algenta, from the Algenta team. The Algenta engine itself is proprietary; everything listed here is Apache-2.0. Issues and discussions are welcome in whichever repository owns the code.

• thyn-ai/algenta-sdk — Python and TypeScript SDKs for Algenta: governed data queries, simulations, decision memory with execution receipts, agent runs with approvals.
• thyn-ai/algenta-integrations — Framework integrations for Algenta: LangChain, LlamaIndex, pydantic-ai, MAF, Haystack, LiteLLM, Ray Serve, vLLM, Vercel AI SDK and n8n.
• thyn-ai/mojo-kernels — Clean-room Mojo kernels as drop-in accelerators for popular Python/TypeScript libraries, with bit-exact parity and pure-language fallbacks.
• thyn-ai/security-toolchain — The pinned, checksum-verified security toolchain (Gitleaks, Opengrep, OSV-Scanner, Trivy config, actionlint) that every thyn-ai repository runs locally and in CI.
• thyn-ai/feedback (this repository) — Public issue intake for the open-source tooling around Algenta and for the Codna GitHub App.
• thyn-ai/codna-action — GitHub Action for Codna: fix, review or secure a repository in CI through the same packaged local runtime the CLI uses.

License

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE and NOTICE. This repository contains templates, documents, and automation only; the products it takes reports for are separate software under their own licenses and are not contained in this repository.